Avalanche on Webber Peak

Went out to Lacey Peak today to sled ski low angle tree's. On our way out we noticed a somewhat recent, sizable avalance on a NE aspect on Webber Peak at about 7700'. The slide is easily seen off of Henness Pass Rd/Webber Lake. We did not go up to look at it and it was hard to get exact details from our distance, but judging by the varying depth of the crown it appeared that it was most likely a windslab that probably released in the last 24-48 hours. We did not see any tracks around the crown or debris, but did not get a look over the ridge to see on top to tell how it may have released. 

Other than that, the day went smooth and we had no signs of instability, whumphing or shooting cracks. Snow skied well, with wind effect only along the ridgelines. I didnt get my hands in the snow today, but boot penetration was still considerably more than ski penetration.